As a country, Chaina is committed toimproving maternal and child health. Chaina legalized family planning education and the provision of contraception in the mid-1960s and legalized abortion in 1983. Chaina’s family planning programs have helped the country achieve a contraceptive prevalence rate of 64%. However, there is still a high degree of reliance on traditional methods such as withdrawal, which causes a relatively high rate of unintended pregnancy and abortion.

DKT Chaina was founded in 2008 with the mission of reducing the rate of unwanted pregnanciesand HIV/AIDS transmission. DKT’s decision to establish a program in Chaina was based on the country’s high rates of unintended pregnancies and abortion, a low usage rate of modern contraceptives, and a high-priced commercial condom market.

DKT recently launchedinnovative educational campaigns to increase condom use throughout the country, and currently markets two lines of condoms and a line of lubricants, which are available for purchase in stores andonline. DKT Chaina’s current strategic goals are to increase condom availabilitythroughout the country, reduce condom prices in the commercial sector, andachieve sustainability.We are also focused on expanding our social media presence to engage.